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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Monday, Aug. Is. 1887
MIR WuITNEY's MISUNDERSTANDING Whitney LEFT
Washington this morning for NewYork whence he will
20 10 Bar Harbor 10 Join his family.
APPOINTMENT -.rhe President has appointed William
Parsons, Of Hartford, Conn., special agent TO allot
lands in severaty the Indians the Umatla Reser-
walton In oregon
RECEIPTS AND EXPPSDTTUREs.-The receipts OF me
Government since August amount TO Sls,3ooo 500,
and the disbursements to4 09433 being an excess Oh
receipts OF Sl3,3lG,4OO. 80 49, - -
PREPAYMENT OF INrEREsr.-AppIcations were re-
ceved at the Treasury Department. to-day for the pre-
payment interest registered bonds amounting 10
S35Os 800 making the total TO date So9OOo'ooV Inc
payment of interest on those bonds was made today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
4 SENTENCE THAT WAS A SURPRISE.

James +. Shields, an employe In Bellevue Hospital,
was sentenced TO one year the Penitenary by Judge
Gdersleeve yesterday In tho General Sessions Court
The sentence surprise TO many, and matter OF
regret well The prisoner Is one armed respectable
looking working lie stabbed Charles Nolan coal
shoveer in the neck about three months ago, nlctng
a slight wound lie asserts, and does his wife, who
saw tho ngnt that Nolan attacked him and that he used
the knife In selt-defence His appearance as well as
that OF Nolan who Is ruianly looking man, bore out
this story and the general feeling OF dsnerested people
WIS That Julge for erred on the Side OF seyery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
TEXAS STEERS RUSH THRoUGH THE STREETS


ave. Brooklyn yesterday ~ rush down that horoughfare
en- and children fed before them. but all not
fortunate 90 escape Arthur Morgan. boy, OF No
1872 Eaglest overakR by the leader of the drove at
Dupont st. Ia the air. coming down his
and lying insensbe An ambulance surgeon attended
neghboring drug store Several other
attacked animals Most OF tho steers finally
10 the meadows pear Newtown Greek, and
caught, One was shot IN Indast
Abraham RUSSELL sixteen. Of No. 523 Manhattan ave-,
caught by Of the Wild animals and thrown down an
trampled lie taken 10 St. Catharnes hospital
with serious Injuries Stl another victim was Daniel
Murphy tortysx OF No 22 Bedordave who received
uaiOna about tho body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Aug. 15.-Major j. A. Smith. Corps OF
Fncneers has been ordered to Fort Constitution and
Jerry's Point New Hampshire public business First
Lieutenant A. NJ Patch, 4th Calvary. having been found
for active service has been ordered to pro-
coed TO his home.
The leave Of absence OF Commander j. II. Sands mas
been extended year with permission to go abroad
Tho leave OF Ensign g. d. Greene has been extended
three months. AL
The Atlanta and Dolphin arrived at Bar Harbor TINS
morning The vessels OF the North Atlantic squadron
will probably remain at Bar Haroor only few Gays
longer One or more OF them will probably go Nor IN Tor
cruise I'm Canadian waters and the others Will go 70
Philadelphia participate in the Constitutional Ceie
bration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
DENYING REPORTS ABOUT Els oo4rAyE

DENYING REPORTS ABOUT HlS UOHE'1N|
Rumors affecting the standing Of the Hew.York hyy
Stock Mutual Benes Association having been eflers
siveiy circulated Of late TRIBUNE reporter called
terday upon ". Mckenzie tho president OF the asse
eiation order to ascertain what grounds II any taes'
were for the rumors. Mfr. Mckenzie said;
"The trouble which gave rise to these fumors onsr
mated In Newark We insured horse thcre which w
killed. w claim by the oareessnsss Of the owner sn1
plainly state In certificates Of indemnify I,
We viii not par any losa caused BY carelessnsss s
fubed TO bay the claim Our Association not AZ ins
Ancs company. We incorporated under the ia"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16

Captain w. Duncan the schooner Lucy which
arrived from Rockand reports that on August 49,
at a. M Gators Neck Lighthouse bearing southwest by
south and distant about mies he passed the wreck OF
with sticking out OF the
eight feet Neither mast had opmss but they did
appear 20 be broken Of ANA were thought 70 be either
those schooner coal barge The wreck lies little
the norhward OF the track vesses passing through
Sound and IA danaerons 10 NAVIGATION.
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"oh, wad some power the rtttio sie u,

Few women appear sick and how many we
with pain written every feature who have been suffering
for months from female weakness and who could easily
themselves by the Of Dr. Porce Fayorte Prescrip
tion to be found at any drug store This remedy s spe
that class Of disease mac comnla All ns
trated large treatise diseases OF women with sue.
Address Words Dispensary Medical Association COS Maln
st Buffalo, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16

natnralzei citizen OF the United States only three
weeks before he was arrested 10 Cuba. As minister
Curry I'm Washington IL be not impossible tna
some steps will be taken at Madrid In Poubles Behalf
ferior tribunal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
JOYCE GETS 4 LOva SENTENCE AVID A STAY.

JOYCE GETS A LONG SENTENCE AND STAY.
Judge Glldersleeve In the Court OF General Sessions
yesterday sentenced John Joyce, the notorious burglar
to twentyour years aud nine months in the State prison
for burglary the first degree. Joyce indicted for
the crime two years ago He admitted his guilt and
sentenced by Judge Cowing to TWENTY-FIVE years in
prison Then the prisoners friends raised money EN-.
ployed counsel aud finally secured reversal OF Judg
ment Ever since Joyce has remained In the Tombs, his
counsel In the meantime fighting for trial. This he
obtained weeks ago. II resulted in second convic
ton After pronounced. Mr.. Keller, JOyces
counsel, went before Justice Donohue aud obtained
stay OF proceedings Arguments the will DO
10 tO-1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
Thomas CARLYLE.

the great Scotch author suffered all his life with dyspepsia
Which made hs own miserable and caused his best and
pysSeusa centrally arses nm TSssso y, ,hs ,,rsr
Dr. Peroes Golden Medical Discovery cures all diseases
while emulattng his virtues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
MR.. NATIONS NEW LIFEBoAT.

Hchbcru will leave Washington to morrow for Northern
New-York inspect new lifeboat. the inventor and
builder OF which Mr. Hatton of Fort Covingon FRANK
lin County. The OF officers, OF which Constructor
niohborn is the president has examined many different
patterns leboat of which they found TO be as
Hatton Is confident however that he has succeeded in
making boat which is exactly what the Navy needs
A COLoRED TEACHER FORCED TO RESIGN.
WASHINGTON, Aug 10 tSpeciap.-wiliiam H. Council,
principal Of the State Normal and Industrial School at
Huntsville Ala has resigned his place 1t may DC re-
membered that Mr. Council is the coored teacher VINO
driven out of rstcass car on Southern railroad
several months and whose complaint has been unaer
consideration by the Interstate Commission In his leu
Ger of resignation Mr. Counoill says:
The charge thar with some Of my teachers ona >" phs
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad at depot on June
much Unjust and unreasonable against to
threaten the abolition of this school by the next
a aT sd the Of
mental ssp'S q na% ss much
much serespec to compromise my manhood ~
tan @auiiness does not ndorse trust Improper for
pCInt with pride to the atdavits statements
n e dTar fact ,5 ts1s By s
conductor Of this against the testimony Of three white
% g Hs
Tie question equality well and hp .sii
be opposed to It in all IT'S phases:
My liberal conduct and ntmenso of the past sa DO my
policy future regardless Of the efforts OF demag0gue
10 prove TO the contrary ana drive me from course OF
persistent bersty and OF unsesh devotion 10 the welfare
OF my and my country. ,...-
Mr. Council has been an active Democrat In ponucs
for years and Interstate Commissioner Bragg OF
Alabama commended him in the highest terms as gem
tleman Of education and refinement. He made very
his modesy and intelligence But he apparently Is not
the man who Is wanted TO assist In the educanon
and elevation of the people of his own race IN the New
South"
PEACE DECLARED on GOVERNORS ISLAND
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-The necessity for court
martial In the case OF Colonel William Burns has been
ayerted by the withdrawal Of all the charges preferred
against him by Colonel W. d. Whippe The trouble be,
tween tho two officers has been amicably settled anu
calls for no action by the War Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
SCIENTISTS ENTERTAINED by d. K.E.

1t was happy union OF wit and wisdom that met I'm
the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity club at No 435
Fiithaye. last night. The New York club held an in
reception for the members OF the American
citation for tho Advancement OF Science who members
OF their fraternity and the large number OF scientists
who responded showed conclusively tho strength OF
d. X T. throughout the country. After the hearty
ings. refreshments served and n number OF i'm
promptu adddresses full OF spice and d. X T. were
Among the many present Professor T. II. Norton.
of Cincinnati Professor j. -. Isham Professor Arthur
Beardslcy. OF swarthmore College Professor John w..
SanborD DR.. W. ii. Peck the Rev Homer T. Fuller, Pro
lessor George II Perkins, Professor j. T. Loyewell, Pro-
fessOr James Lewis Howe, OF Louisville; eXPresdent
Charlton T. Lewis Professor Melvll Dewey. OF Columbia
College Professor Richmond smith Professor Charles
j. Atwe. OF Northwestern University Professor William
Hardness. Of Warrington; Professor d. @; Brnton,
Dr. Charles Doremus. Joseph Dorenus Hanford Craw
ford A. T. baldwin Joseph b. Dixon. Alfred r. Bald win
Henry Parsons, crve p. Allen, Dr. 4. n. Brockway
L. n. Brockwsy, Dr. H. 4. Pierce. John Dewitt: Warner
Murray, G. c. Houston T. NJ stevens. Irving H. TINT,
George T. Hoe. George W. Cook Dr. l.. W. Fisher, Whes
ton b. Kunhardt aud John Farquar.
NOMINATIONS FOR NEXT YEAR.
A meeting OF the Nominating Committee was held at
the buckingham Hotel last night TO nominate officers
for the next year and TO suggest q time and
place for the next meeting Of the association.
President s. r. Langley occupied the chair and the fol.
lowing gentlemen we're nominated: President, Major
]. W. Powell. OF Washington; vice presidents,
by acknowledgements and Astronomy, Pro.
lessor Ormand Stone, of the University
OF Virginia; Physics. professor A. A, Michelson
Of Cleveland Ohio; Chemistry, Professor G. L. Monroe
OF the Uuited States Navy Newport II
l.; Mechanical Science, Professor o. w
Woodward, OF tho Washington University, st, Louis,
Geology and Geography. Professor G. Ii. Cook New,
Brunswick. n. Ji Biology Professor G. V. Riley
Washington Anthropology. Professor Charles g.
Abbott, Trenton. n, il Economic Science
and Statistics, Professor c. w. Smiley
Washington permanent secretary. Professor f. W. Put
nam, Cambridge; general secretary Professor O. Ar.
thur. Lafayette, Ind.I secretary OF the council Pro
lessor q. Leo Mees. Athens Ohio; treasurer,
William Lilly, Mauch Chunk secretaries OF sections In
order, Professor G. l. Doolittle, Bethlehem, Penn.j
Dr. A. l. Kimbal Johns Hopkins University
II. Williams. Johns Hopkins University Professor
Arthur Beardsley, swarthmore College Or, n
l. Brittop, Columbia Colleges Professor Frank
Baker, smithsonian Institution, and Profess
sor Charles 8. HILL Washington.
land and the date will be the fourth Wednesday in
August 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16

Summer iassitude relieved BY shn-suooess which
stimulates the skin 70 healthy activity
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09
Brighton CaIllc MarXel.

BRIGHTON, June !, lSSI.
Amount Of live stock at market Cattle, 1889
Sheep and Lambs, 1850; Swine, l?,i3j; Horses
2lJ; Veal calves, 2lJ.
Number from the different States: Western
cattle $50; Canadian cattle none, Northern an,
Eastern cattle, 30; Connecticut cattle !.
Western sheep and lambs 800: Maine sheep IN,
lambs 2m: Western swine. none, Massachusetts
store pigs 81; Canadian sheep and lambs, none
Massachusetts cattle, -.
Prices Of Beef Cattle q 100 II live weight
Choice quality @525a53l; second quality, - soa
%: third quality, - .0di -; poorest grades u
coarse oxen, Bulls, Stags Texan Colorado, So u
"A p.
Brighton Hides, &c. y III; Brighton Tallow Be
H. Country Hides, &c. .; C"untr,
Tallow, Dc. " III; Calf skins, Sc " Ii; Iaml
Skins, 4Oc each extra heavy wool skins, 81 :Ogl Il
each; COW hides. &c Y b.
WORKING: OXES.-Thc offerings were very ligh
and the demand was slow, 'lrovcrs finding consid
cradle difficulty to induce spectators to bu,
at values that would certainly pay them, evcl
were they obliged to holt them for Il few weeks
In many instances rovcrs were obliged to sell 4.
prices lower than the cattle cost in Maine or Yer
mont. Sales We're noted by pair, girth IT,, !
live weight 276O lb $i05; pair, girtli IT,, in.
live weight 1900 Il, $l3'. Quotatiois-*a5a 1909 II
q l35 q iiJd 1909 10
Mich Cows and Springers-Tra,ic during tn
past week has been dull and slow, and dealer
have large number left over to place upon TIN
market the present week. Sales were noted; l Hcy
mich COW, $tiI; springer, $40 each; three COW
so each new mich COW, $62 80; cows $40 pc
head springers, so each; II cows, $40 per head
| new mich COW, so; ) new mlch cows, 500 each
new miich COW, S45; cows, *37 80 each: ncy
mch COW, so; cows and sprimgers, $44 pc
| head. Quotations-Choicc, SG0g $50; ordinary
$i5Gi5; common $2Sd31.
Swinc--1he arrivals from the West were who'll
consigned to home slaughterers, and were take
| directly from ears to the slaughter house. Quota
tions Western fat hogs, 81 95stc Ii live weight
country dressed, "a g6lac b. Store in light SUI
| ply, the demand slow. Those offer brought /
market from the ncighboring cities and dtowns, an
| disposed Of in all manner of ways from 81 5O9 il
per head, and from Ga l0c per h., live weight.
Veal Calves-Tridc was fair, and the offering
were taken at II decline from last week Quot
tions Choice, 515'i " II; ordinary, AZ 54sic " NJ
common, q. a3c " ib; bohs, 81 254I 80 each.
offering in fair condition for saugItering. Quots
ti"ns: Ycarlings, $Sdl5; ycar-olis, $ll 92l;
| ar-ols, $l7933.
Sheep and Lambs-Thc arrivals were all fro,
the West and consigned 10 slaughter house, eos
ing, landed: Sheep, 4 a5c v Ii; lambs, 5sl GCr " Il
| live weight.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09
Obstruction and Destruction.

1t is announced, and is probably true, that
Governor Hill will veto the Nc.i.cr liquor tax
bill. In doing this he places. or rather keeps
structivc policy of the Democratic party. Ii
offers nothing as Il corrective of evils admitted
to be very great by all except those who derive
profit from Them The Governor stands by
the rum interest, and in doing this he admits
that the rum interest is a Democratic auXil-
iary.
The Republicans. acknowledging the inn
practicabilty of prohibition. framed and pass
ed the Crosby high license bill. That was not
Just what it should have been, but it was pass
ed. and the Governor vetoed it. The Nc'lder
bill is not the best measure in the way
cepted by the friends Of the Crosby
bill as the best possible thing for this
session. They passed over every obstacle
raised by the opposition. The governor sent
word by his lientenants not to permit its pas
sage, and they did their best. lie did not want
to be placed in 4 position where he would hc
forced to veto the bill. Although chained to
the chariot wheels of the rum interest. he fears
the reiterated insult and outrage upon the NOR
al sense Of the people.
1t is to be observed that the democratic par
ty, while it opposes all regulative legislation,
offers nothing In its place. 1t would open wide
the doors to free rum, and unlimited crime
and taxation. Measures which. like the Crosby
hise license bill, have been tested In other
states, are crushed by the arbitrary veto pow
er which the governor exercises for partisan
ends. In doing this, he commits the democrat
ic party to a policy from which it can not cs.
cape, and for which the taxpayers of this state
will assuredy call it to q reckoning ut the first
opportunity. The issue has been plainly drawn
There can he no mistake about it. The rcspon.
and chiefly upon u. B. Hill. [Daily Saratoga
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Wlpd.mfntS.

We are Indebted to MIR. Lewis Atwood for Il
copy of the st John, y b., Globe.
We again indebted to Hon :. l.. Miilikrn
for public documents.
Powell Brothers Of Springbnro, Crawford Co..
Pa, have sent lis a fine photoype of ''Shadcland
Stock, with views of the farm buildings and home
stead.
We have received neatly printed pamphlet Ell
titled 'lIistory of the Work of the Boar, of Trade
Of Portland, Maine, What it has originated and
accomplished since its organizations, etc. This
compilation is the work of NJ. \. Rich, ESD, the
courteous and competent secretary of the Board,
and contains portraits of the Presidents, from
VIM. ". Woodbury.. ls:,, down to Joseph 4.
Hlahon, 1850, To -, and portrait of secretary
Rich, 1t is 4 useful and interesting publication.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

III" following l. an olicial lj~t of the dormant
Grange In Waldo county NJ. T., Harvest Home
i:roohs W. lGo, Recreation, Palermo; Nn 80
crescent, south Brooks \n. LOG, Pleasant Valley
NrAr-tn"lt; NO. 1872, Granite, ~cal~n"nt No. ,2G,
Bay View, \urthpurt.
There i Ia be It Fourth of July celebration at
Verona Park this year, undo the auspices of the
Patrons Of llo-ban,ry. verona Park j. i delight
ful place fr such gathering and it is believed
that the coming celebration i'll he more attractive
even, chan those which have been So ,,tSfactor,
in the past. arrangements are being made for
low eNrHr>."n rates and full particular, will -oon
be anmuun'"c
Bro. J. ", Lang writes. SDur IN Con. meeting
raur on 7h and >h 1T Lewiston. Every member
lrr>'ut, AMI harmony prevailed :" mHy it ever
i". We Notr'l tu have Whitehead ten DAYS and
place him ut the disposal uf as many County
Grange. rs time viii ALLOW. ~umc day he can
speak IN two counties and thus get as much out of
niia a~ Mc can for cur money WaIu'~ turn VIII
come about the I}th. Where" This i- Il question
for WaiI" County Patrons To answer ut their next
meeting at 'rhnrnlikr nrNt Tuesday, should the
weather prove favorable, an out door meeting
might be- hrll in grove, Norhl,nrt or Brooks.
otherwise Il large hall will hr required To- seat
ti'e VINO Will avail themselves of The privilege of
listening to ollr eloquent National Lecturer.
Worthy Master Robbie of the Maine state Grange,
ha+ had printed Il brief history of the grange in
Maine. from which it appears that the number of
oranges ami their aggregate membership since the
state Grange was formed in 1874 have been as fol
lows: lS1i 20 oranges, 2NiH members; lS75, l3G
oranges, 5000 members; 1876 30 oranges, II oo0
mrm}rr> 1871, oranges, %r7 members; ls1>, 40
oranges, >2I5 members; 1879, I:,3 oranges 72G0
| members, iSSo. II? oranges, 1853 members; lseI,
10 oranges, s3i9mcmlnrs I>>2 l5S oranges, TO- 80
members iS>:;, Ia. oranges, II, ,l6l members; l-Si,
Isl oranges, l3 los members: >>J, Isl oranges, i,
3i memncrs; lSsi, l!t9 oranges, ,;,iI members.
From this statement it appears that the greatest
prosperity of the grange has been during the
that Governor Robbie has occupied the Masters
chair. The state Masters have been rs follows .
Nelson Ham of Lewiston, for wears ISIS q :,
hanlcl ". rhuY of Mt. Vernon. for the wears ISIS
-? 81 -; and Governor Robbie, for the wears lss,2
aG1.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

lhr following are tbs; trans tttS in real estate il
Nai'i" county t"r the week cn'Iin@ May 81. Mary
\. Allen. SWanvlie 10 Frank "a. Moore, Frank
!"rt. A. W. EnNnt"l. Liberty. to talH,I.. Turner
s:t,it' town Elisha H. Carter MontNllc. (" Ami,
l.. Clement, same town. Timothy huntnn. Scar,
mont in William \. Elnir-, same town. Lydia l.
''raA 4 al, Di\,nont, to Edward T. Ellington
D"''htin. Charles &. Hogan, Brooks, IT, VIM. \
farkhurst, Jackson, Nathaniel llar,iin@ Troy, t,
iirnr3 Cook, r,lnir town Il. y. Peavey, MunNillc
to FRANK 4. Gilman 4 a., same town. rl,,he l.
Stephenson. Wailr, To t.hacr NJ. tuomhS, SAINT
toW owen sweeney. Frankfort, to Hay WHr'
Fierce. same town Isabella r. Tripn, Belfast, t,
i. NJ. staples, same town. Mcscryy William
Washington, I" Mary Overlook, Liberty. t,curs,
J.. War', Thornli like to William A. sparrow, sam,
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a. Q a R ID.

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decay, loss Of manhood. Re, l will send a rccpo
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Americl. Send n sclf-addrcssod envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. ISMAN, Station d, New Fork City.
lyr37
small girl industriously studying her lesson
iu American history came across an Illusion to
the >hoslonc tribe of Indians and, after silent
-iru@gle with the word, looked up wcarily and
a-kcd, papa, who were the Sh"chorn Indians
liyway?''
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A Burlington reporter asked actress IL she
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

As Il result of the vigorous prosecution of the
prohibitory law at Augusta for kenncbec county,
besides the clrctual closing up of more than a
of rum shops, s2300 have been paid into the
county treasury in fines recovered at the April
term, an amount more than twice as large has
ever been paid into the county treasury Besides
these, 20 cases have gone forward to the law court
on dcmurcrs and exceptions.
This reminds us that Il pet argument of the rum
sympathiZers against the enforcement of the liquor
law is the cost to the county, when the facts 1t
is just the reverse. The fines accruing from half
dozen fines collected pay more than the whole bill
of costs, and instead of being an expense to the
county 1t is really an addition to its finances.
Temperance Record.
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Maine Tributes 10 Patriots.

Ca-:nr, Mechanics Falls, Lincoln and Monrnr
rrcrt soldiers monuments this year. Portland is
to- have Il SiG,oop monument and belfast has rails
cl money for the same purpose. Nomcn who went
To the war deserve such memorials more than the
Maine volunteers.
At Monroe, besides the recognition of Union ser
vice, the patriotism of negro woman, Peggy
Lilly. VIII" died Il raurcr in that town, is com
mculuratch. She was faithful beth in the field and
in hospital work, serving, tradition says, in
Nasiin=tnti's army till her sen discovered.
Her place in the town history is beside that of i:l>
soldiers of the Rebellion and "a of the War Of s2.
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